Revolutions make people dead in really large numbers.
I can see why. Dizziness can really f-ck you up.
Revolutions make people dead in really large numbers.
Sometimes. But that reduces the amount of carbon generated.
And another thing: We often talk about the negative effects of cow farts, but there are more humans farting than bovines. People generate a lot of environmentally damaging gases. Maybe everyone with an a$$ should be taxed.
Just sayin'.
According to that logic, total nuclear war would be the best thing that could ever happen to the environment. Go go Trump!
According to that logic, total nuclear war would be the best thing that could ever happen to the environment. Go go Trump!
Sometimes. But that reduces the amount of carbon generated.
And another thing: We often talk about the negative effects of cow farts, but there are more humans farting than bovines. People generate a lot of environmentally damaging gases. Maybe everyone with an a$$ should be taxed.
Just sayin'.
That's what we need. Some thinking outside the box. But vegetarians tend to be more gaseous. That said, we might be able to farm them. Lock up all the vegetarians in a glass covered complex that can collect their emissions, and we can use it to burn and power things.
Because, honestly, how many times has someone said, "If we could only bottle that!" when a person near them lets one go.
Sure, but if we stopped eating foods devoid of natural enzymes... ie) cow meat... maybe we could be a fartless species and save the planet that way
I'm not too sure about that. I became more flatulent after going vegan. That said, I'm sure a vegan society would still produce less gas than all of the bovines we eat.
I can see why. Dizziness can really f-ck you up.
look to India for inspiration
... regime change by assassination ...
It won't happen and quite frankly the poll does not represent the majority of Canadians, it represents a small majority (53%) of Canadians polled. And we all know that polls can be very untrustworthy.
No, I'd go with an asteroid strike. Nuclear weapons might cause other problems. Having a giant rock hit the planet knocks bio-material into space and kills a bunch without possible 'glow in the dark' issues.
Now, limited nuclear strikes are an option I'd examine, if I had some say. I suspect they might be easier to manage.
As much as Queen Elizabeth is more symbolic than an active contributor to Canada, I respect the tradition. She is patron to the Canadian Cancer Society, CDN Red Cross, CDN Humane Association and Colonel-in-Chief to the Armed Forces and the Grenadier Guards. Same as the UK, Australia, New Zealand, etc...Police Officers, Armed Forces, Public Servants, and new citizens swear alliance to the Queen (this one is probably going to change, new citizens don't want to accept this old tradition). In my opinion, I don't see any harm in being the oldest continuing monarchies in the world and for us to have a direct link to a powerful country like England. Plus my mom and my older beautiful aunts all love the Royal. LOL